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Spikeball roundnet set
A fast, athletic game that needs little more than a flat patch of lawn.
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Spikeball roundnet set at a glance
What we like
- Easy to learn and quick to set up
- Works on grass, sand or a patio
- Packs into a small bag
Trade-offs
- Fast and physical, so it is not for everyone
- Needs about a 20 ft circle of clear space
- The ball is hard, so mind faces and fingers
- Best for
- Active groups, teens and adults.
- Skip it if
- You want a relaxed game for all ages.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best for active groups
Best Lawn Games
A fast, athletic game that needs a flat patch of lawn and little else. It is physical and the ball is hard, so it is not for everyone.
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A game for a small clearing
How Much Space for Backyard Games?
Roundnet needs roughly a 20-foot circle of clear space, so it is a good pick when you do not have a long strip.
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